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St. Paul daily globe., 1887-11-26
DUTCH WRITES.
OfBoys Who Spent Sunday at Big
Stone Lake.

OI Boys w no SpenC unuay AT Big
Stone Lake.
/ want TO write few things about the
boys Oh the route. The following boys
Sundayed at the st. Charles, Big Stone
City:
r. T. AllisOR>.with Taylor & Meyers
Pharmacy company, of st. Paul, selling
drugs and COCO calisa tonic, is one of
the boys. He is tonic all over. He has
tonic for breakfast. dinner and supper
and even sleeps in tonic, and dishes it
out to the boys in great style.
j. G. Leitner, with p. r. l.. Harden
berg Il Co., was also here. Charlie sells
leather, etc. and is nearly as tough.
&C. Luben, with Grinnell & Co..
Minneapolis. selling apples. HereportS
trade i'm that line good.
Capt George w. Turner. our old friend
with w. F. Trufant q Co., Minneapolis.
is one of the boys.
Joe Swan, the rubber man. with the
St. Paul Rubber company, bobs up Sc
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-11-26
ITCHING SKIN DISEASES
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Cured by cuhcUrG.

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THE CATS CAME OFF SECOND
SignalIy Defeated. One by Stra-
tegic Sparrows and the Other
nv Txyn RnOStppS

tegic Sparrows and the Other
by Two BOOSTERS.
A well-fed and aristocratic Lexington
avenue tOmcat sat licking his chops on
a stoop at Lexington avenue and
Seventy-ninth street one morning re-
Gently. when young sparrow that had
gotten out of nest in a tree near by
fluttered affrighted to the roadway.
The cat stopped licking his
chops and began to creep
stealthily towards his prey. Just as he
was preparing to spring swarm of
adult sparrowS SwoOped down upon him
from the tree, twittering angrily and
pecking viciously at the cats eyes. The
cat fatered and then raised his paw and
struck at his aSsailants. He did not reach
them, however, and the next instant they
all flew at him again. Their little beaks
hurt as they penetrated the flesh of the
cats head, and he struck out at them
again and again, but failed to injure
them. For q third time they flew at him
altogether, and, to the ast0nishment of
householder who had been watching
the pitched battle, the big cat turned
tail and dashed precipitately into the
house. The sparrOws set up chorus OF
triumphant twitters, and stood guard
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rabbit patch, looks after himself en-
tirely, walks to the depot, pays for every
member of his family who take meal.
There is a difference. "Anti Lucem"
has caught on, but Frederick has got
some pointers to learn. HOTEL.
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ECZEMA ON 4 child.

Your most valuable CUTICURA REMEDIES
have done my child so much good uMt feel
like saying this for the benefit of those who
are troubled with skin disease. My little girl
was troubled with Eczema, and | tried sew
eral doctors and medicines, but did not do
her any good until used the CUTICURA RENE
DIES, which speedily cured her. for which |
owe you many thanks and many nights of
rest. ANTON BUSSlMER.
EDINBURGH, IND.
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WILL TAKE NOTICE,
THIRTY DAYS

after the first publication of this notice
| shall report you and your real estate
so assessed as delinquent. and apply to
the District Court of the County of RAM
sey. Minnesota. for judgment against
your lands, lots, blocks. or parcels
thereof so assessed, including interest.
costs and expenses. and for an order of
the Court to sell the same for the pay
ment thereof.
GEORGE REFS. City Treasurer.
a.0-33l
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TETTER OF THE SCALP.

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plbAPLES. black heads, chapped and oily
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-19

mex grind drab may give the other fellows
a chance. But there are privileged sharers.
First of all the discoverer of the flock, who
gets the biggest and latest whale for his
own mouth and pocket. This is the Ind
ing whale" ,;
Next comes the damage whale" that IS
to paw for any destruction wrought to APP
paratus in the catch; then the tithing
whale for the parson. Lucky parson one
can imagine with what fervor he puts IN a
weekly petition. along with his prayer ior
the royal family of King Christian, Tor ia,
voring storms to beguile grind within sight
of shore. The owner of the ground wnere
the school was driven ashore picks the
next-the ground whale"-as his tax, ana
not until then comes the turn OF the conf
mon herd who have done all the work
Often little more than five-eighths are lett
to be shared; still, even that IS worth tax
ing along. The commercial value OF the
present catch was, say about &c, 600 kroner,
or something like 5000, its value OF grub,
of course, much greater. There have been
occasions when as many as thousand or
eleven hundred whales have been taken
Just now there is Joy in all Suderoe. Every
islander, big and little, got round hum
bred pounds of grind-meat, and every ket-
tie on the island steams with what to Fa-
roe nose is the most savery odor on earth
Well, tastes differ.
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Maids in Conspiracy.

One might write volume on the ger
man" as moral educator, because of the
opportunities it gives to foster some very
unlovely traits, as shown by the following
incident, which is perfectly true: There
were three young ladies who, by virtue of
the official positions of their fathers had
the assurance of always having partners
themselves for the cotillons, if there
were men enough to go round, who,
because of the scarcity of the mascu-
line article in Washington, especially of
the dancing kind, determined few
winters ago to boycott all the girls
not in their own clique who came
to the city as visitors, and this is
the way they managed it. A mod
est, attractive girl was visiting Senator's
Washington, for the Senator's wife with
whom she was had not lived there long,
and il so CHANGED that in certain german
the young lady knew but three men besides
her own partner. The trio who had formed
the league against visitors knew this fact,
and being themselves well acquainted with
most of the gentlemen dancing that night,
including the three the young stranger
knew, they determined among themselves
to regularly st take out" those three when
ever the stranger was on the floor before
she could do so, in order to prevent her, as
she was too modest to take out" any but
an acquaintance. from having anyone with
whom she could dance except her own
partner.
In pursuance of this amiable conspiracy,
the three girls actually succeeded in caus-
ing the young lady to be left stranded in
the middle of the ballroom, looking hope
lessly at the strange faces of the men who
were seated, while the three men she
knew were kept by the three girls who had
planned this discontinue for her, for no
other reason than desire to see her neg
lected, as a contrast to their own belleship,
and to discourage her and other visitors
to the city from poaching upon their pre-
serves by dividing with them the atten-
ton of the few young men in society.
Especially does this particular clique Of
girls-for though the three who carried out
the plan above described are married now,
they have their successors among families
whose home is in Washington-look with
disfavor upon congressional families,
whether those of Senators or Represent
atives, though they sometimes, as a great
concession, admit daughters of Senators to
their ring-HdrDer's Bdznr.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

costs, 65 cents; total tax and costs.........S Go
S279-Against J. A. C. Gunter and mortgage
interest in lot 8, H and ], Twenty-third
and Twenty fourth streets, in city of Sac
costs, 63 cents; total tax and costs. 1S
Y. A. Tapscott and and west
one-half of lot g. n and o. Twenty second
and Twenty third streets, in city Of Sacra-
mento. State and county tax, ST. costs, IS
cents total tax and costs. g.
And lots and g. N and o, Twenty second
and Twenty-third streets, in city of Sacra-
mento, and improvements. State and
county tax, S29; costs, 81 90: total tax and
costs. y
3S20-Against J. G. Vantine and west three
quarters of north GO feet and south one
quarter of north one-half of lot /. l. and NJ
Third and Fourth streets, in city of SacIa-
mento, and improvements. State and
county tax, $50; costs, 81; total tax and
costs, So. Ard lots toS S and t, Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, in city of Sacra-
mento and personal property. State and
county tax, is 70; costs, 81 %; total tax
and O
3395-Against Harriet Walker and south one
half of 10; 5, G and III, Eighth and Ninth
streets, and south one-half of east 81 feet
of lot 6, G and II, Eighth and Ninth
streets, in city OF Sacramento, and i'm
provements aud personal property. State
and county tax, SIS; costs, s. go; total tax
3409-Against John Wall and lot s, u and V,
Fourth and Fifth streets, in city of Sacra-
mento, for tax on personal property. State
and county tax, 81 60; costs, "a cents; total
tax and costs.
Sl56-Against Conrad Zwickel and improve
ments on east one-half of lot 7, l. and NJ,
Fourth and Fifth streets, in city of Sacra-
mento, and personal property. State and
county tax, 81 So costs. 81 SO; total tax
and 8
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HINTS FOR SHoPPERs.-One or two
really fine jewels are in far better taste than
quantity of mediocre ones. Colors near
the face should be soft and indies cribable.
A dark thin stuff is infinitely cheaper than
the cheapest pale material, though its
original cost be double. A purposeless
chaos of millinery is not beautiful from an
artistic point of view, and probably mis-
chievous from sanitary one. True skill
in making up materials consists not only
in fitting the dress, but in giving to every
morsel of stuff its due value. 1t is in
dispensable in buying dresses to remember
what your. wardrobe contains, as two
dresses can often be combined into one
nowadays if the colors are happily chosen,
which is a great economy. Ladies who
study economy viii never adopt the outre
in anything, for outre fashions never last
long. Women of taste are content with a
few things-and those good-in lieu of
quantity of cheap fnery.-Dry Goods
/T,yoy;rJe
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SLEEP A PREVENTIVE OF HEADAcHE.-A
scientific writer says: Sleep, if taken at
the right moment, will prevent an attack
of nervous headache. If the subjects of
such headaches will watch the symptoms
ofits coming, they can notice that it begins
with feeling of WEAKNESS or heaviness.
This is the time sleep of an hour, or even
two, as nature guides, will effectually pre-
vent headache. If not taken just then, it
will be too late, for, after the attack is
fairly under way, il is impossible to get
sleep until far into the night, perhaps. 1t
is so common in these days for doctors to
forbid having their patients walked to take
medicine if they are asleep when the hour
comes round, that the people have learned
the lesson pretty well, and they generally
know that sleep is better for the sick than
medicine. But it is not so well known that
sleepis wonderful preventive of diseases
better than tonic regulators and stimu-
lants. '-Scientifc american.
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sHER1DAs,s couRTsH1p.
1t Came Near Being Cut Very Short by a
Fathers Bullet.

Fathers Bullet.
Not long since, at dinner given IN New
York, General Sheridan related an incident
that befell him while calling on the young
lady who is the present Mrs. Sheridan.
During the war General Sheridan was too
much occupied in defending his country to
fall in love. When the malady finally
overlook him in Chicago, after the war,
Sheridan had passed what is called the ro-
mantle stage, and was settling down into
well-seasoned old bachelorhood. Old
bachelors make the most enthusiastic of
lovers, and the General admitted that he
was no exception to the rule.
at was warm summer evening" Sheri-
dan began, land, upon my arrival at the
house, the young lady and myself retired
to the back parlor. The front parlor
opened into the hall, and as the night was
warm, yon know, we did not think it
necessary to light the gas in the back room.
Now, this young lady's father had great
fear of burglars. He had burglar alarms
all over the house, and had recently put a
new alarm on the front door. Neither the
Young lady nor myself knew anything
about the alarm on the front door. After a
time the old gentleman came down stairs,
set the alarm on the door, and, seeing
the dim light in the front parlor, sup
posed that had gone, and turned out
the light in the hall. We were
busily engaged in talking, you know,
and somehow did not hear him. Finally,
when l did get up to leave the young lady
accompanied me to the door. We were
surprised to find the light turned out and
in fumblng around for the door knob set
off the burglar alarm. 1t seemed to me
that l never knew burglar alarm to work
so well before. 1t sounded like the explo-
sion of keg of dynamite. A moment later
the father of the young lady appeared at
the head of the stairs in his night dress,
holding light in one hand and large
pistol in the other. At this apparition the
Young lady deserted me and fed into the
darkness. My position was positively dan
gerous. suppose | had been in dangerous
places before without thinking of it, but
confess for the moment that l trembled all
over with fear, and scarcely mustered up
voice enough to say, Don't shoot; it's
me- Fortunately he recognized my voice,
and came down and let me out.
Now, you know, gentlemen" he con-
cluded, " if the young lady had stood by
me there would have been no danger; but
she didn't you know, and my position was
rather awkward before l was recognized.
One might die on the field of battle with
out regret, but l should hate to be shot as
a midnight marauder. / only tell the story
because it actually took place as l have
said, and to show that there are times
when we may lose our courage" -NeO
York World
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Unknown Owners.

Against fraction Of northwest quarter OF
northeast quarter of section g. tOwnship2
north, range east, % acres. state and
county tax, 30 cents; costs, 50 cents; total
tax and So
Against tract of land known as Duck
Island, 40 acres. State and county tax,
81 TO- costs. Sc cents; total tax and costs.S1 81
the west half of the northwest
quarter of section 81, township s north,
range east. so acres, and improvements.
State and county tax, S37 81; costs, 81 40;
total tax and costs. 70
Against west half of east half of south
west quarter of southwest quarter of sec
ton y, township north, range east, 10
acres. State and county tax, So rs; costs.
GO cents; total tax and AZ
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
DELINQUENT
TAX LIS
FOR 1856.
FOR 1866.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
~ ramento--ss. By virtue of and in accord
ance with the provisions of Sections 1854, SI65,
1856 and 1867, of the Political Code, will sell all
the property, real and personal hereinafter
described and delinquent for State and County
and other taxes for the year 1885, in front of the
Court house door, at the hour Of 10 a. NJ,
Monday, the 21st dav of February, A. ID.
1887,
For gold coin of the United States, each piece
or parcel so described for the amount of taxes
thereto annexed, together with per cent. and
so cents on each lot piece or tract of land sep
arately assessed, and on each assessment Of
personal property additional thereto, and accr,,-
ing costs
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Lots and Blocks in the City of Sac
raInento Assessed to Unknown
Owners,

Lot0 anu DIoSAo III VIZ Shty VI tO0S'
ramento Assessed to Unknown
Owners.
3-Against south one-half Of lot 8, B and C.
Eleventh and Twelfth streets in city of
Sacramento State and county tax, so
cents; costs, SO cents; total tax and costs.s1 o.
Against east one-half OF lot 6, G and D.,
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in city of Sac
ramento, and Improvements. State and
county tax, s. SO; costs, rs cents; total tax
ana cOsts.......-......-............ z
Against east one-haf OF lot 5, ID and Z,
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, in city of
Sacramento. State and county tax, 81 10;
costs, SO cents; total tax and costs........S2 "a
10-Against south one-half of west one-half
of east one-half of lot 6. l. and M, Fourth
and Fifth streets, in city of Sacramento,
and improvements State and county tax,
s3 50; costs, 6S cents; total tax and costsG Is
u-Against east one-half of lot 7, l. and NJ,
Fourth and Fifth streets, in city OF Sacra-
mento. State and county tax, &c. costs. so
cents; total tax and costs .................S6 sc
13-Against north eighty mine and one-half
feet of lot /, p and G, Fifth and Sixth streets,
in city OF Sacramento. State and county
tax, 81 SC; costs, GO cents; total tax and
1EAgainst lot 2, and Q, Fifth and Sixth
streets, in city of Sacramento. State and
county tax So; costs, 60 cents; total tax
15-Against lot 8, and Q Fifth and Sixth
streets, in city of Sacramento State and
county tax, So; costs, Is cents; total tax
ana o.
16-Against south 25 feet of lot 5, P and Q,
Fifth and Sixth streets, in city of Sacra-
mento. State and county tax, % cents;
costs. 81 cents; total tax and eosts...-.-..S &c
17-Against east one-half of lot 7, and Q,
Fifth and Sixth streets, in city Of Sacra-
mento. State and county tax, 81 25; costs,
81 cents; total tax and coSts................lS s.
26-Against west one-half OF lot .. Q and K,
Sixth and Seventh streets, in city OF Sac
ramento, and improvements. State and
county tax, 81; costs IS cents: total tax
ana 81
27-Against lot 2, K and s. Fifth and Sixth
streets, in city of Sacramento. State and
county tax, rs cents; costs, 81 cents; total
tax and %
2S-Against lot 4, K and S, Fifth and Sixth
streets, in city of Sacramento. State and
county tax. 10 cents: costs, 81 cents; total
tax and costs &c
29-Aga.nst lot 3, K and S, Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, in city of Sacramento.
State and county tax, so cents costs, So
cents: total tsx and costs.................-.T0 o.
30-Against undivided one-half of lot 7, +
and S, Eleventh and Twelfth streets, in
city of Sacramento. State and county tax,
% cents costs. 50 cents; total tax and costsS0 II
3l-Against south 90 feet of lot 5, S and T,
Fourth and Fifth streets, in city of Sacra-
mento. State and county tax, rs cents;
costs, 81 cents; total tax and costs.,.......1 &c
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INFLUENCE OF CHEERFUL HoMEs.-See to
it, then, that your homes compete with
public places in their attractiveness. Open
your blinds by day and light bright fires at
night. illuminate your houses. Hang pic
lures upon the walls. Put books and news
papers on your tables. Have music and.
entertaining games. Danish demons and
dizziness and apathy. that have so long
ruled in your household, and bring in
mirth and good cheer. Invent occupations
for your sons. Stimulate their ambitions
in worthy directions. While you make
home their delight, fill them with higher
purposes than mere pleasure. Whether
they should pass happy boyhood and enter
upon manhood with refined tastes and no.
BILE ambitions depends on you. Believe it
possible that with e1ertion and right means
a mother may have more control over the
destiny of her boys than any other infiu-
ence whatever.-Omaha Daily Republican.
A SLIGHT Cold, if neglected, often at
tacks the Lungs. Browns Bronchial
Trochas Give immediate relief
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Lots and Blocks in Town of Folsom
Assessed to Unknown Owners.

Against lots l to S, block u State and
county tax. u cents; costs, 81 cents; total
tax and costs 80 63
S-Against lots 20 16, block Is. State and
county tax. II cents; costs, 81 cents; total
tax ana cests ~ %
against lots 1 to s, block IA. State and
county tax, II cents; costs, 81 cents; total
tax and costs. 90
10-Against lots Is to 16, block II. State and
county tax, u cents; costs, 81 cents; total
tax and costs 63
11-Against lots 9 to 16, block Is. State and
county tax, Is cents costs, 81 cents; total
tax and costs. SO
12-Against lots to s, block II. State and
county tax, 81 cents; cost, 50 cents; total
tax ana COSTS 10
13-Against lots to 16, block II. State and
county tax, As cents; COSTS 81 cents; total
tax and 81 90
H-Against south Sc feet of north l02 feet of
lots l and q block 49, State and county
tax, 90 cents; COSTS SIS cents; total tax and
15-Against lots and q block As. State and
county tax, "a cents; costs, 81 cents; total
tax and costs. rs
16-Against lot l, block so. State and county
tax, IL cents; costs 81 cents; total tax and
17-Against lots /, 2, 8 and 4, block 76. State
and county tax, GO cents; costs, So cents:
Total tax ana Is
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

Against Patrick Riley.
Against s. -Sinay.
Against A. n. Smith.
Against Matt. Steinkoenig
Against John Stein.
Against J. G. Vantine.
Against G. W. Watson.
Country.
Against John Dobson.
Against c. E. billiard.
Against Noah B. Gill.
Against H. S. Hill.
Against s. NJ. Henninger
Against Peter Hoey.
Against g. P. Higginson.
Against j. H. Holmes.
Against George Her
Against James KEEPER.
Against w. II. Kennedy
Against Charles A. Kelly.
Against ID. w. Melville.
Against J. S. Phillips.
Against John Patterson.
Against 5. w. burlington.
Against John Rae.
Against Alfred Randolph.
Against W. S. Rawlings.
Against Homer smith.
Against NJ. l.. Smith.
Against J. o. Taylor,
Against Frank Teep es.
Against D. Vanderhoof
Tax Collector.